Hart's Albatross Debt Deals Face 1984 Campaign Burden
Hart aims to erase 1984 campaign debts totaling 1.3 million amid settlements of 3.5 million previously, some for cents on the dollar. U S marshals seized 30,000 at a California fundraiser to help satisfy a 100,000 debt, and the campaign weighs asking the FEC to allow using 1988 funds to pay 1984 debts.
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Gary Hart
Hart
U.S
California
Hart Organization
Federal Election Commission
Commission
Colorful Colorado Pollution Ranking Sparks Federal Funding Debate
The EPA flags seven cities including Denver, Fort Collins, Greeley, and Colorado Springs for potential loss of highway, sewer, and air funds if pollution stays high. Denver ranks second, Fort Collins sixth, and Greeley fourteenth. Officials propose car-free days and banning wood burning on smog days, though skeptics doubt effectiveness.
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U.S
Denver
Los Angeles
Fort Collins
Greeley
Colorado Springs
Boulder-Longmont
Feds
What Price Savior Lee Iacocca Tops Big Three Pay
Lee Iacocca, famed for saving Chrysler, earned over 20.5 million in cash and stock last year, the highest pay among Big Three auto executives. He also wrote a best seller and led the Statue of Liberty renovation fund drive, though some shoppers may deem him overpaid.
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Lee Iacocca
Chrysler
Lee
Statue of Liberty
The Gutta-Percha Era and Golf's Image Legacy
SIMS VALLEY Calif. chronicled view traces golf from its rustic gutta-percha ball origins to modern image driven fame. It notes Scottish roots, royal patronage, the rise of Palmer and Arnie’s Army, and the Skins Game as a landmark for seniors.
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Netherlands
James II
James IV of
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Mary Queen of Scots
James VI
England
Palmer
Arnie
King James
Rodriguez
Bruce Crampton
Gary Player
Dale Douglass
Ottawa Seeks Edge in Industrial Prospecting
Ottawa leaders described the city’s competitive position to Rotary members, noting seven available industrial sites, wages around 8.85 to 9.50 per hour, and mid range taxes. The Kansas Commerce report praised some strengths but urged sharper use of location advantages, highlighting KU 30 minutes away and KC 75 minutes away as key selling points for future prospects.
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Kansas Department of Commerce
Robert Whitworth
Whitworth
Ottawa-Franklin County Economic Development Council
Missouri
Kansas Cities
Kansas
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas City International Airport
Reagan era shadows loom over Tennessee voters in 1988
In Knoxville and surrounding areas, voters express disillusionment with Reagan era politics. They seek a younger, more hands on president yet remain skeptical of outside candidates. Honesty and integrity top the qualities desired, contrasted with distrust of national figures and past administrations.
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Senate
Reagan
Haynes Johnson
Paul Taylor
The
Washington Post
East Tennessee
White House
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Ronald Reagan
Walter Mondale
Susan Devitt Bartell
Post
Nation
City Hall
Albert Gore, Jr
D-Tenn
Lamar Alexander
Baker
FCC crackdown on indecent radio echoes 1973 Carlin case
A columnist defends FCC enforcement of obscenity indecency rules under Section 1464 of the Radio Act. Cites Seven Dirty Words case, Supreme Court divisions, and Howard Stern warnings. Argues radio’s pervasiveness requires responsible broadcasting while preserving free speech.
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Congress
United States
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Henry Pennies
American Civil Liberties Union
Barry Lynn
ACLU
FCC
U.S. Supreme Court
William Brennan
John Marshall Harlan
Warren Burger
William C. Douglas
High Court
New York
George Carlin
Supreme Court
John Paul Stevens
Burger
William Rehnquist
Lewis Powell
Harry Blackmun
Howard
Stern
Philadelphia
Justice Stevens
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Effective July 1 1986
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and staff while detailing postage and subscription prices for Ottawa area Franklin County and adjacent counties as of July 1 1986. Rates include monthly three month six month and yearly options by carrier motor routes and by mail with differing regional prices and a 5.5 percent sales tax for out of state subscribers.
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Franklin County
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